Controller Issue - Can hear in Game and Party chat, but cannot talk

Hello,

Within the last week, I ran into an issue where I could hear both game and party chat, but cannot talk. I use a wired Turtle Beach headset (Recon 50x??) The controller itself was purchased with COD, so its less than 3 months old. Everything was working fine
until about a week ago. I search the internet for troubleshooting solutions and nothing has worked. Below are a few things I have done already (pulled from other thread). Anyone got anything else?

With your headset plugged into the bottom of your controller

- Hit the Xbox Button on your controller and instead of choosing settings, choose Audio

- Make sure the Headset Mic is set to On and headset volume and mic monitoring is turned up

- Check the headset itself just to make sure there's no mute enabled on the headset

Then start a party and see if the circle lights up around your gamer pic

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If that doesn't work, try another profile on your Xbox and see if that other profile works with the headset.

If it does, then you might have an issue with your profile. You might try and remove and re-add your profile and test.

If that doesn't work, then try a console reset. Settings > System > Console Info > Reset Console > RESET AND KEEP MY GAMES AND APPS

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Controller troubleshooting. If it's a software issue with the controller, this should help.
1) Settings > Kinect and Devices > Devices and Accessories > More Options

2) Select Firmware version, (even if it states no update available) and then choose Update Now.

- When its done it should state no updates needed

- Choose Close

3) Choose More Options > Select Assigned to and re-assign your profile to your controller

4) Buzz the controller. It should buzz. If it doesn't, either the feature is turned off or the batteries are low. Use new batteries and test again.

5) Go back to Configure and choose Restore Original. This resets the controller back to defaults

6) Pull the batteries out of the controller and leave them out until the Xbox has restarted from the step below

7) Hard reset the Xbox - Hard reset the Xbox by holding down the power button on the front of the Xbox for 15 seconds. After the 15 seconds let go of the power button then restart the Xbox.

8) Put batteries back in the controller

9) Re-sync your Xbox One controller to refresh the connection back to the Xbox.

- If you're not sure how - https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/accessories/connect-a-wireless-controller

10) With your headset plugged into the bottom of your controller

- Hit the Xbox Button on your controller and instead of choosing settings, choose Audio

- Make sure the Headset volume is all the way up

11) Now test the headset and see if it's working.

:)